Stugart Adventures » Geocache

Edwin Warner Park

Reuben — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 16:00:28 +0000

Yesterday Missie and I took Violet for a walk out to Edwin Warner Park. We hiked the Harpeth Woods Trail and found a geocache entitled bats (GCN4VR).

Benton MacKaye Trail

Reuben — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 16:47:31 +0000

I will be taking my group of campers backpacking on the Benton MacKaye Trail starting on Sunday we will be driving up to Springer Mtn, hiking the first three sections of the Benton MacKaye (Springer Mtn to Skeenah Gap) This is about 24 miles of trail which should be a challenge but attainable.
I have gotten a couple of geocaches in the area, but I am not sure if we will have time to look for them or not.

Parrot Geocoin

Reuben and Missie — Sun, 18 May 2008 20:22:08 +0000

This is our new geocoin we won at a CV cachers meeting.

Chattahoochee Valley Cachers Meeting

Missie — Sun, 18 May 2008 09:57:49 +0000

Sunday, Lunar, Violet, and I attended this event and had such a great time! It makes us sad to leave Columbus because we have just discovered such a great community.

The event started with a Poker Run…which, just like in motorbiking, is when you hit up 5 locations and pick a card. When you get to the end, you open your envelopes of cards and see who has the best hand! We won 2nd place with 2 pairs (aces and 10’s). Then we ate hamburgers and hotdogs, had cake, etc. The kids had a contest to see who could decorate the best ammo can. It was a very pleasant day.

Here is a picture of us finding our final cache for the poker run:

Here is one of the best ammo cans:

Dry Forest

Reuben and Missie — Tue, 13 May 2008 19:21:00 +0000

We had reservations to stay at Sue’s place in El Yunque National Park, but before we got there, we decided to go to the dry forest in Guanica and look for another geocache, this time GCXBH7 Karate Kid. This was a pretty long walk and we got a bit of a late start so it was very hot. John, Greg and I endured and made it to this cache and left travel bug GCXBH7 Unite for diabetes.

The dry forest doesn’t sustain very large flora and must be nearly desert because there were a variety of cacti and small trees. The Yucca (below) was however much larger than any I have ever seen. Greg is short, but it towers above him.